Good and Bad Algorithms in the Practice of Medicine

from Mind Matters · host Discovery Institute Center on Natural and Artificial Intelligence

Computers and artificial intelligence are restricted to being algorithmic. If something is non-algorithmic, it is not computable. Creativity, nuance, and insight are human characteristics that are non-algorithmic. What happens if you remove those human characteristics from the practice of medicine? Robert J. Marks and Dr. Richard Hurley discuss how algorithms can help and harm the practice of medicine. Show Notes Read More › Source

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